... ; 1-1 ?? ?? -_ _ - - . LAUNCH OF THE SCREW STEAM-SHIP , OTTAWA. at I I - - A Im _ __ A A Pt, ?? 1 aisorv er Yesterday a splendid new screw steamer called the heard at Ottawa was launched from Mr. Joh ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1853. SILUS POPULI LEX SUPRBMA. SUM MARY. an e At the Privy Council which was held on Friday cleai afternoon last, Parliament was ordered to be fur- of T t ...

... The following extracts of a letter, written by a young man to his father a respectable tradesman in this town, will be read with interest not only by those who contem- ...

... FOREt.N INIT EIG]CE., :sik Pasha;, Who' ia Iohated *th the negotiation of ?? lonarived. aiti ris 'on Sunday, MDrning last. I ' lll t The superior ceoirg has given its decision in theiaff~ir ofgoe the ...

... i Al. H,, ,. ?? ?? X1LLJ5I 1 e.H.Christophersois delivered his fOA11h400tB?0, la'the d Town-ball, -to a: teryunlieboul audsaidienoei Th&; -, O WTwas Benefit SWeO ?? ?? it ?~ATAL A QnotbiWT ~ tt4 g`5 ...

... - I CHOILEY U.atoN.-The Chorley Board of Gl6arii.-oi; hi weekly meeting on Tuesday Air. J. llaydock in tle' following was the rlulllber of paupers in recept Or Tl 1n.door-Chorley W'housc.. 2 -door-CorlI it' BrintUe Ou,,o S8 ?? ?? The masters' day books showed articles receiveN itt, , 1v: liouses as follow --'W Chorley Workhouse£l 12 8 IBrindle Workhouse £1, Produce of ?? I 11 0 Produce of ...

... VI IFp _ ?? ALDEMIMANiC BODY.-The following six aldermen re- tire from office on Wednesday next :-T. Monk, J. Paley, jun., J. Paley, sen., John Horrocks, Thomas Bireball, and Richard Pedder. Air. Alderman Horrocks has authi- rised'us to state that it is his wish to retire from the council, and not to be re-elected on Wednesday. The duties of a member of the council are now of so onerous and ...

... in THE CHOLERA.-Three cases of cholera occurred on fc Tuesday, in Dublin. On the Guiding Star, emigrant ti. ship, which has put into the port of Belfast, twelve per- vi sons were found infected with cholera, and seven had died as on the passage from Liverpool. An infected emigrant ti ship has also arrived at Cork. run REPnESENTATION OF CLONMIEL.- The Cork Reporter ti announces the death of the ...

... THE W0AGES MOVEMENT. no ?? o I~d On Friday af'iernooti, a meeting of the PrIeston PCtrs as Associaltionl Was hield at the Bull Hotel, when the following in resnlotious wero adopted:- he That whereas an advance of wages w as o ffered to tics operatives )n oflrreston and the neighbourhood on Ithe 19th day of August last, its which offer was dictated more by a desire to Preserve the harmony Cr- ...

... O: OPENSN OF THE 'BURY -NTEW57- . I ?? - ATHENIEU - eat The new Aihenmem, -lately .erected at, Bury, was inaugu-. Herated with a p'ublic tee 'party on Wednesday eveninseea us, edpopeasebling in the spacious hall belongingto ;ee~tbe difie. Aolgslt the gentlemen on' the platforma,,after ice tea,' were the ibopof Manchester, Lord Stan ey~, M.P. Mr, trseveral of the clergy, and of the principal ...

... The weekly mecting of this board wits held on Wednes- t day last, at the union workhouse, Mr. Joseph Harrison in the chair. The other mecnibers present were the Rev. W. ...

... COMMITTAL OF THE CAPTAIN OF A LIVERPOOL SHIP FOR DRUNKENNESS AND NEGLIGENCE ON BOARD, &a. s (From the Melbourne Mfornineg Herald, August 19.) Joseph Marriott, the commander of the brig United, y surre ...